Books about summer vacation

Babymouse is back and ready for some fun in the sun in Babymouse: Beach Babe! In this third installment of the beloved graphic novel series, our favorite sassy mouse heads to the beach for summer vacation. While she dreams of being a world-class surfer and conquering the waves, the reality involves a bit more sand in her fur and a few more surfing mishaps than she anticipated. This book is perfect for children who love funny, relatable characters and fast-paced visual storytelling.

Ideal for readers interested in lighthearted adventures, Babymouse captures the essence of childhood imagination and the struggle to fit in. Whether she is facing off against imaginary sharks or trying to impress the 'cool' kids, Babymouse's journey is filled with humor and heart. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are transitioning from picture books to longer stories, offering a perfect blend of engaging illustrations and accessible text.

Highlights:

• Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence.
• Relatable themes of summer fun, friendship, and self-acceptance.
• Hilarious dream sequences that showcase Babymouse's vivid imagination.
• Award-winning series from Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm.

Join Stacey and Mary Anne on a sun-soaked adventure in Boy-Crazy Stacey, a vibrant graphic novel adaptation of the classic Baby-Sitters Club series. While vacationing in Sea City to help the Pike family, Stacey finds herself completely distracted by a handsome lifeguard named Scott. As her crush intensifies, Stacey spends more time at the lifeguard stand than helping with the kids, leaving Mary Anne to handle the babysitting duties alone. This charming story explores the delicate balance between new romance and the responsibilities of friendship.

Perfect for children who love stories about summer vacations and relatable middle-school drama, this book is an ideal choice for readers interested in graphic novels that tackle real-life social themes. Gale Galligan's expressive illustrations bring the beloved characters to life for a new generation. It is a great choice for fans of Raina Telgemeier and those who enjoy tales of growing up and navigating the ups and downs of best friend dynamics.

Highlights:

• A modern graphic novel take on a classic beloved series.
• Explores themes of accountability and balancing personal interests with work.
• Relatable middle-school experiences with crushes and friendship conflicts.
• Beautifully illustrated with a fun, summer-themed setting.

In the nineteenth installment of the globally beloved Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Greg Heffley is back for a summer vacation that is anything but relaxing. When his family heads to a beach house for some sun and fun, they quickly realize that one enormous family plus one cramped house equals a total meltdown. With no air conditioning, zero privacy, and a collection of awkward family secrets coming to light, Greg must navigate the most chaotic summer of his life.

Jeff Kinney delivers another laugh-out-loud adventure that is perfect for children who love humorous graphic novels and relatable middle school stories. This book is an ideal choice for readers interested in family dynamics and those who enjoy seeing Greg's hilarious attempts to survive everyday disasters. Whether your child is a long-time fan of the series or a reluctant reader looking for something engaging, Hot Mess provides heatwave-level awkwardness and non-stop entertainment.

Highlights:

• Relatable and hilarious family vacation mishaps that keep readers laughing.
• Engaging hybrid format of text and comic illustrations perfect for reluctant readers.
• A great choice for fans of the series looking for more of Greg Heffley's signature perspective.